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chatted

Chatted vs Chatting - What's the difference?

chatted | chatting |


As verbs the difference between chatted and chatting

is that chatted is (chat) while chatting is .

As a noun chatting is

talk; chatter.

Prattled vs Chatted - What's the difference?

prattled | chatted |


As verbs the difference between prattled and chatted

is that prattled is (prattle) while chatted is (chat).

Chatted vs Talked - What's the difference?

chatted | talked |


As verbs the difference between chatted and talked

is that chatted is (chat) while talked is (talk).

Chatted vs Talk - What's the difference?

chatted | talk |


As verbs the difference between chatted and talk

is that chatted is past tense of chat while talk is to communicate, usually by means of speech.

As a noun talk is

a conversation or discussion.

Chat vs Chatted - What's the difference?

chat | chatted |


As a noun chat

is a chat, exchange of text or voice messages in real time, notably by internet.

As a verb chatted is

(chat).

Chattered vs Chatted - What's the difference?

chattered | chatted |


As verbs the difference between chattered and chatted

is that chattered is past tense of chatter while chatted is past tense of chat.

Terms vs Chatted - What's the difference?

terms | chatted |


As a noun terms

is .

As a verb chatted is

(chat).

Chitted vs Chatted - What's the difference?

chitted | chatted |


As verbs the difference between chitted and chatted

is that chitted is past tense of chit while chatted is past tense of chat.

Chatter vs Chatted - What's the difference?

chatter | chatted |


As verbs the difference between chatter and chatted

is that chatter is to talk idly while chatted is past tense of chat.

As a noun chatter

is talk, especially meaningless or unimportant talk.

Chatted vs Hatted - What's the difference?

chatted | hatted |


As a verb chatted

is past tense of chat.

As an adjective hatted is

wearing a (specified type of) hat.

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